Kaotik Drunk Member Legend Supporter Feb 2, 2006 #1 That's pretty much in the title. Why would I want this? To have more detailed comparison of same video packed with same codec, but at different bitrate
That's pretty much in the title. Why would I want this? To have more detailed comparison of same video packed with same codec, but at different bitrate
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Simon F Tea maker Moderator Veteran Supporter Feb 2, 2006 #3 Kaotik said: That's pretty much in the title. Why would I want this? To have more detailed comparison of same video packed with same codec, but at different bitrate Click to expand... Do you mean showing the differences between matching frames? A free solution would be to use Avisynth (plus, possibly, virtual dub.) You can write a script that simply takes the difference of your two videos (and scale up the diferences etc etc).
Kaotik said: That's pretty much in the title. Why would I want this? To have more detailed comparison of same video packed with same codec, but at different bitrate Click to expand... Do you mean showing the differences between matching frames? A free solution would be to use Avisynth (plus, possibly, virtual dub.) You can write a script that simply takes the difference of your two videos (and scale up the diferences etc etc).
Kaotik Drunk Member Legend Supporter Feb 2, 2006 #4 Simon F said: Do you mean showing the differences between matching frames? A free solution would be to use Avisynth (plus, possibly, virtual dub.) You can write a script that simply takes the difference of your two videos (and scale up the diferences etc etc). Click to expand... Yep that's what I'm looking for, cheers
Simon F said: Do you mean showing the differences between matching frames? A free solution would be to use Avisynth (plus, possibly, virtual dub.) You can write a script that simply takes the difference of your two videos (and scale up the diferences etc etc). Click to expand... Yep that's what I'm looking for, cheers
